As technology advances, hunters have to keep up in order to maintain any kind of edge that they may have over their competitors when it comes to shooting the biggest bull elk or mule deer buck. AAC has released the Jaeger 30 suppressor in order to cater to the needs and unique style of use that hunters have. This means that the can is made to be rugged, lightweight, compact, versatile and have little or no first round pop.
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AAC Halcyon and 556 – New Products From An Industry Leader
BY Clay Martin Updated: March 23, 2019At a time when “silencers” were mostly the playthings of nerds and collectors, AAC brought attitude. From the skulls in the logo to the idea you should not only use your can, but use the hell out of it, they were a breath of fresh air. Two and a half decades in, they still feel young at heart. So it is with great pleasure this week I get to write about new options.
Remington/AAC’s Jaeger 30 Titanium Suppressor is Going to Cost Less Than $400 – SHOT Show 2019
BY Ian Kenney Updated: February 11, 2019When ounces equal pounds and pounds equal pain this suppressor could be an excellent choice for anyone that needs to carry their rifle far or navigate difficult terrain.
AAC Ti-Raid Suppressor Review
BY Clay Martin Updated: August 25, 2018Available in a direct thread or QC set up, we opted to test the direct thread. The can features a completely toolless takedown, though it has wrench flats on the cap. Not that any of us would ever neglect maintenance so long as to need those. The user serviceable part of this cannot be overstated.
SquareDrop by AAC: KeyMod Compatible Honey Badger Handguards
BY Max Slowik Updated: September 21, 2016The Advanced Armament Corp. is launching a new standard for their in-house handguards called SquareDrop, based on the open-source KeyMod standard.
Suppressor Company Offers An AR?—The AAC MPW in 300 BLK—Full Review
BY Rob Garrett Updated: September 5, 2016Today, everyone in the industry is aware of the 300 BLACKOUT cartridge. Indeed, firearms and ammunition in 300 BLK are readily available from most major manufacturers. However, many readers may have forgotten, or never heard, the origins of the cartridge. And the company that developed has its own AR designed to fire it.
Suppressor Review: AAC Illusion 9mm
BY Tom McHale Updated: April 2, 2016The new AAC Illusion provides a new twist on the traditional silencer design–a tubular can with a shape that means you won’t need new sights. And we’ve found some new 9mm ammo that runs clean in suppressors. Read the review.